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nekas
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microprocessor instructed telephone

03/15/2008 8:24 AM

can i make a phone call from a telephone conected to 8086 microprocessor .i want this telephone to be instructed from the micrprocessor and the the telephone be connected to 8255 i/o port

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Re: microprocessor instructed telephone

03/15/2008 9:02 AM

Second question same as the first.... see other thread *sigh*

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03/16/2008 8:37 PM

wouldn't it be better taking the 8086 uP and selling it?

I heard once that NASA was looking for those devices?

Use a P4 (cheap enough these days) sound card (better than trying to scratch design a sound board) and download the software from say Sourceforge or FSF or some place like that.. then get into looking at Internet telephony/VoIP installations ;o)

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